Medea, chair

Madea chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue, Italy 1958. 32.5" H x 25.5" W x 20" D.

Vittorio Nobili production Fratelli Tagliabue, 1950's Plywood and painted iron, version with armrests Vittorio Nobili produzione F.lli Tagliabue, 1950 ca. Compensato curvato e ferro verniciato, versio

Vittorio Nobili, 'Medea' chair, 1955, H. 83.5 x 45.5 x 52 cm. Made by Tagliabue, Meda-Milan. Plywood, walnut veneer, stained dark, tubular metal, painted black. Marked: Maker's mark. , Repertorio 1950

Medea chair. Curved wood, varnished metal. Fratelli Tagliabure, 1955. Litersture: Repertorio Gramigna. Sedia Medea, fratelli Tagliabue 1955 Legno multistrato curvato, metallo verniciato Bibliografia:

Italian mid-century modern "Medea" chair, designed by Vittorio Nobili (Italian, b.1935) for Fratelli Tagliablue, c.1950s, bentwood seat, rising on black enameled tubular steel legs, ending in rubber f

Vittorio Nobili (La Spezia, 1935)   FOUR «MEDEA» CHAIRS, CURVED PLYWOOD STRUCTURE, METAL LEGS   QUATTRO SEDIE MODELLO MEDEA struttura in compensato curvato, gambe in metallo Prod

Set of four chairs Model "Medea" by Vittorio Nobili, Italy, 1950. The set has been restored and re-lined in brown Italian fabric. The structure is made of painted tubular metal with rubber feet. The m

V. Nobili. Two chairs Medea. Curved wood, varnished metal. Fratelli Tagliabure, 1955. Litersture: Repertorio Gramigna.Due sedie Medea, fratelli Tagliabue 1955Legno multistrato curvato, metallo vernici

Pair of "Medea" model chairs, 1950s; Bent wood, black lacquered metal structure, h. 82 cm, width. 45 cm, restorationsProvenance: Private collection

Molded teak plywood with iron legs. 32 1/2"h. x 17 3/4"w. 20 1/2"d.

SIX CHAIRS BY V. NOBILI Sei sedie Medea, Fratelli Tagliabue 1955. Metallo verniciato, multistrato curvato, ottone marchio impresso Bibliografia: G. Gramigna, “Design italiano 1950 - 2.000â€,

Sei sedie Medea, Fratelli Tagliabue anni '50. Metallo verniciato, compensato curvatoMarchio della manifattura G. Gramigna, "Design italiano 1950 - 2000", Torino 2003, p. 40 SIX CHAIRS BY V. NOBILI

Tre poltroncine Medea, Tagliabue anni '60. Metallo verniciato, compensato curvato THREE CHAIRS BY V. NOBILI G. Gramigna, "Repertorio del Design italiano 1950 - 2000", Torino 2003, p. 81

A PAIR OF COCKTAIL CHAIRS BY V. NOBILI - Coppia di poltroncine Medea, Fratelli Tagliabue anni '50. Compensato di palissandro curvato, metallo verniciato - marchio della manifattura impresso -

VITTORIO NOBILI, FRATELLI TAGLIABUE - ANONIMA CASTELLI Desk made of ash wood with two chairs in curved and polished polyestered plywood "Medea" type, one with armrests and one without, 1950’s W

《 Sedan Chair 》 Oil on canvasby Frederik Hendrik Kaemmerer 1839-1902 France the paiting was published in the London Journal in 1886 we offering the publication

Sedia con struttura in legno, dettagli in ottone e rivestimenti in tessuto. Variante in legno naturale per casa Colonna del modello disegnato per casa Acotto. Esemplare registrato presso l’Arch

(lot of 8) Finn Juhl for Niels Vodder Egyptian rosewood chairs, each upholstered in blue, having a contoured frame, and rising on tapered legs, each chair branded Niels Vodder Cabinetmaker Copenhagen

Wendell Castle (1932-2018) Too Soon Chair, 2005 walnut signed 'Castle 05' H 36 3/4 x W 59 1/2 x D 32 inches Exhibited: "Wendell Castle", Habitat Galleries, Boca Raton, Florida, March 9-April 1, 2006 "

CHINESE QING DYNASTY WOOD CHAIR

Fritz Scholder (Luiseño, 1937-2005) Mystery Woman in Mission Chair, 1987 acrylic on canvas signed Scholder (lower left) 40 x 30 inches Provenance: Sena Galleries West, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Marcel Breuer, 'ti 1a' wooden-slat chair, 1924, H. 94.5 x 56.5 x 57.8 cm; slat thickness: 2 x 5.5 cm. Made at Bauhaus Weimar, 1924/25. Oakwood slats, textile fabric from the period with linen cord. ,

A pair of Huanghuali imperial arm chairs and table, each chair inset with a double-panel rectangular seat, the rectangular back splat carved in openwork with scrolling lotuses and matching shaped flan

Purportedly removed from the waters in the area of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. The chair is typical of White Star Line folding deck chairs, made of beech wood with caned seat and slat back. The up